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". N. SINISTER & SONS
919 Pennsylvania ave.
ONE PRICE
JOHNSON. GAasrn & Co
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.

SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
62tsc reduced from q.
36-in. All wool Serge tcolors), Brown, Navy Blue.
and Green, 371sc.; former price jOc.
46-in. All Wool Diakonals (colors), Navy Blue Gar
net. Brown, and Green, &c.: real value 75c.
Asplendid line Black Goods Stlka, and vslvsts, ct
low prices.
Have you the Unlsundersd Shirts We ere oAsrrr
1t &c.; never sold for less than a.
Bargains tm UndsrveaR. Hosiery, Gloves, b., b.
Napkins. Towels. &C.. 10.
BAk6AINs IN BLANKES AND COMFORTS,
Lap Robes sud Horse BLANKETS from u MP.
We stin hsve few Remns nts Of Ihgrsxn and xusee1s
Carpets which we hsvs marked ehssp to close out
We aRs QuotinG low prices in Inwfain "a NunpoaG
Oaspsts; n win Day you 70 bus ~.
Ingram. Art xqmees Feet Dxunps<k 15noe On
C1othns 1no4 D., ~.
y0HNsoK. 6Anuxk co..
do 60 Pa ava nv
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The Commissioners, in their report, recommend
the increase OF the police force by one lieutenant
ten ssrgeants and ninety prvates, and the cree
ton OF q new station house In northeast Washing
ton. The repeal Is asked OF the clause requiring
appotntees OF the force to be made from among
those who have served In the army and navy. The
police force needs and, It is hoped, will
receive this strengthening. The subject Of the
schools Ia comparatively neglected by the CON-
missioners. The necessity OF a codincation OF
District laws Is again pointed out. The recon-
mendatons In respect TO railroads and street rail-
ways are anticipated In the recent report to the
Senate committee. The Commissioners believe
that the street railway companies should abandon
the use OF cooble stones and make provision for
proper ran and proper pavement, that no more
than Two tracks should be laid In any one street.
and that In the granting and extension
OF franchises provision should be made for pay
ment into the District treasury OF sucn percentage
Of the gross receipts as Congress may deem eQuit-
able. The difficulties OF apportioning satlsfac-
torily appropriations for street improvement are
discussed at length, but no change OF method for
at least another year is thought advisable. In
reference to the water supply, the attention Of
Congress Is again called to the large waste which
takes piace In the great Federal Offices, and
the need OF adopting measures 70 check It.
the practice Of regarding the water revenues
from all sources Is q common fund deposited In
the Treasury, and drawn againpn pursuance OF ap-
propnations without reference TO their original
source, Is defended. The discussion OF the sched-
uie OF water rates and other matters under the
head or water supply. Is full ana Interesting. The
condemnation OF the area south OF Pennsylvania
avenue separating that avenue from the mall Is
suggested. and the plan Of PARK in the valley OF
ROCK Greek receives some encouragement Atten-
ton Is also invited 70 the Rock Greek tunnel pro-
Jet The laying OF underground telegraph and
telephone wires Is strongly favored In addition
70 these recommendations upon prominent points.
the report published In full elsewhere discusses
great variety Of other matters OF interest to the
District.
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War W. Know ABOUT Oven

War W. Know ABOUT Own
COATS.
WE KNOW THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND
FINEST ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH AND
IRISH OvERCOATS. MADE FOR Us IN LON
DON. AND BY MCGGE CO., OF BELFAST
EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. THEY
COME IN ALI WEIGHTS FROM THE sKEL-
ETON "RAIN-PROOF COATS" UP TO
THE HEAVIEST ROYAL IRISH HOME
SPUN" AND .FRIEZE." IN NEARLY ALL
SHADES, AND AT PRICES VARYING FROM
$40 TO s45.
WE KNOW THAT WE ARE SELLING "SCHNABEL"
BEAVER OvERCOATS GOODS MADE IN GER
MANY SILK LINED ALL THROUGH, AT
Gao DON'T THINK ANY ONE IN WASHING
TON HAS EVER SOLD NEW AND FRESH
GOODS OF THIS MAKE FOR LESS THAN
$50.
WE KNOW. AT LEAST WE THINK WE DO. THAT
OUR sCHNABEL KERsEY OvERCOATs. ME-
DUN WEIGHTS AT $50, ARE THE FINEST
AND BEST COATS IN WASHINGTON AT
THAT PRICE.
WE KNOW THAT NO ONE IN WASHINGTON OR
ELSEWHERE SHOWS A BETTER OR HAND
sOMER BLUE CHlNCHILLA BEAVER OVER
COAT. SATIN LINED. FOR els. THAN WE
DO. A PROMINENT CLOTHIER IN PHILA-
DELPHIA HAD WINDOW FULL OF SAME
STYLE OF COATS THAT HE THOUGHT HE
WAS SELLING CHEAP" AT SIS.
WE KNOW THAT FOR Gig WE SELL A VARIETY
OF STYLES OF HEAVY AND DURABLE
OvERCOATs. COATS THAT VILLA DO AS
MUCH SERVICE AS $50 GARMENT.
WE KNOW THAT OUR MEDIUM-wEIGHT CHEW
lot OvERCOATS, SILK FACINGs AND
SLEEVE LIN1NGs AT s15. CANT BE BEAT"
FOR STYLE OR VALUE.
WE KNOW THAT OUR $40. SIS, 91s. $50 AND
s25 "ULsTERS" ARE REGULAR STORM DE-
FIERS
WE KNOW THAT WITH FOUR DIFFERENT
LENGTHS AND SHAPES OF SAME SIZE
COAT. TO WIT, LONG. MEDIUM SHORT AND
EXTRA STOUT. WE CAN FIT ALMOST ANY
MAN.
Z. b BARNUM l. CO.,
DIS 931 PENN. AVENUE.
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Po1Asp WArrn
POLAND WATER.
Sure Cure for Brshrs p,ssass Of the Kidpeys ssou
In the Bladder. DyspepsiA. Dropsy salt
Rheum. and scrofuia
Contssns les ersssic msttsrthan sny vster snovn
an the Sole Aren't FIR this Celebrated wsssr sor tn
District Of Columbia.
Lsek cut for limitations
JOHN KEYwoRrH
9th and streets northwest
One SQUARE north Of Psnnsyivanis sveu,n
Telephone GU l2e-2. dolu
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dc 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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WANTED-LOTS.

NNANTED-TO BUY FROM OwNERS-SEvERAI.
w Lots between New Jersey ave. and North Capitol
ST. n Of X cash paid for bargains number of lot
and square, with price. Address c. INVESTOR. Star
once d3-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WsSr,5,;DIsssr RE.gL c2LoEED ", NAV "a
f.isr:sss 0sn d any hour . isso Ne. Tors ave.
WaNTED-BY COOP DRrssMAKER fEw
pms. s'oasIsss. fdars.. NJ. kiEssI. so 40 =:
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
f sss sA ss.ns.rs Men ws.s o1s
w Der k,schen. and Ladies, Maids. f1and r.s..s.
f.fsrenees DICKS AGENCY. ei nS ss 81 nv. ssst.
WANTEp-BY YOUNG WHITE WOMAN. A
,,g os,,on IN fancy and dry rood. store or IN com
msSns: would KS in prxs,e ,sm,is q, sr snS AZ
hight housewOrk- Address NJ n. Star once Az 2t'
WANTED-BY A. STEADY WHITE WOMAN, A
reference 4 required Apply Il gias oh 81 nv is:
WANTED. MAN. TWELVE YEARS Ex..
or h sSsl bushes would s.ss sAas q
address O. W. star ofsce $3.50
WANTED-BY REsfEcTABIE COLoRkD
sOoa city sSss Ss IN SO
WANTEp-BY A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN.
Az in sms Eri;.is family iuini.Ss A
WAASS,I,ItIDom,lBrYI RESPECTABLE SETTLED
private family rood referenoss given osn at ls1s
"
w thoroughly undervtsnds cooking An all its
ersnches excellent brad; care and ecopopy rood
re,sre ENC h no ho1sewOrk Address b C. ay 1oh:.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoREp GIRL
w situation rs cook In ali family where chill
dren are good reference 1919 18th 81 dS-2t'
WANTED-BY CoLORED ORR, A SITUATION
w as apprentice with hrst-class dressnasker Ad-
dress M. L. H. Star once d5-3ts
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN A PLACE AS
w coschman in private family: well acquainted
NTH the city reference from last employer Address
Box 30. Star office. d5-3ts
WANTED-A MOST REsPECTABLE AND COM
w petent young French LAZY desires employment 70
teach French and take care Of young children she is
willing TO do all kinds Of plain sewing Address Boz
AZ, Star Office. d5-2ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION IN
w drug store: nine months experience beet Of
References Address JOHN A., 1883 4th n. ne. d5 Ste
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w workers.. Maids. Nurses. Waters. Coachmen.
Scullions. Bartenders statesmen and Sal sadies
other help, male and female. r. NJ. BURNHAM $50
632 st. NV. d3-6t'
WANTED - EMPLOYMENT AS SECRETARY,
w bookkeeper or clerk, by gentleman of experience
and ability best Of references Address p, q Dor
54a. d3-3.'
WANTED-BY FRENCH GIRL A SITUATION
w 20 take care of children best reference Address
lila 18th St d3-3ts
WANTED-KNOwN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
w can be had at South Washington Labor Bureau
436 9Th st. s.w. n2l-lm
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On Saturday last rso.vea BY the rs.sns an inpor.-
ton of Rare and Beautiful Notions in
III III ST : E.. / e. E. E. 4 4 y :
$s'S SO SO B 81 r. Is.
9 ed Sc 90 90 20 Bob ~ :
OPENING DECEMBER ANDa
F ! I! 4 . III 1! :: :: :!
Beautiful Hand painted Satin Fans
Exquisite Gauze Fans.
HANpKERcHIErs
offered We aim to sell the best goods s the very low
est prices.
Real Duchesse and Point Lace Handkerrhiefs. guar.
anteed to be the best value offered in the city
WRAPS AND JACKETS.
Leading Styles. Lowest Prices. All Jackets a. re-
duced prices. Newmarkets and RAs,sns ss reduced
prices.
RICH MILLINERY
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hat. and Bonnets We
propose to offer these goods this week only ct lowest
prices to reduce stock.
Foster Kid Lscing Gloves, new improved make" Of
o. per pair and upward
&c HUTCHINSON.
dc pO7 PENNsYIyANiA AyrNrr

SAks AND COMPANY.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is
STOCKED WITH THE CHOICEST NOVEL
TIES IN HOME AND FOREIGN WOOL,
EMS GARMENTS ORDERED ARE CUT
ON THE PREMISES BY AN ARTISTIC CUT
TER. AND MADE UP BY THE BEST WORK
MEN OBTAINABLE. THE PATRONS OF
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT ARE
AMONG THE BEST DRESSED MEN IN
WASHINGTON. BECAUSE NOTHING Is
EVER PERMITTED TO LEAVE OUR HOUSE
UNLESS IT COMES UP TO OUR IDEA OF
FIT AND FINISH.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
IN FINE READY.MAoE CLOTHING OUR
STOCK CONTAINS THE MOST ARTISTIC
ALLY TAILORED AND PERFECT-FITTING
CLOTHES. READY TO PUT ON AND WEAR
TO BE FOUND IN THIS coUNTRY-EvERY-
THING THAT GENTLEMAN NEEDS Is
HERE. FROM A FULL-pREss SUIT ToA
STORM ULSTER. SUITS AND ovERCoATs
IN THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES. PERFECT BoDYF1TT1Na GAR.
MENTs.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
OUR VAST ASSORTMENT OF IIvERIEs
REPRESENT EVERY STYLE THAT'S IN
VOGUE FOR DRIVERS. FoorMEN,
GRooMs. PAGES AND INDOOR SERVANTS.
WE SHOW THE LARGEST STOCK OF
DRIVERS LIvERIEs TO BE FOUND IN
THIS COUNTRY. AND WE CARRY DRIVERS
FUR cApEs. HATS, GLOVES
sAKs AND COMPANY,
oUTFITTERs.
dc SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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EVENING CoLoRs. ALLWooL
GRENADINES.

We have just purchased to great advantage lot Of
the above goodA- consisting Of Pink Blue, Lilac.
Cream and Drab Shades. All-Wool, 40 inches wide,
37hc. per yd, actual value 81.
Silk Bengalines, Ia thirteen shades, ct 871<c, the
most beautiful fabric for the price We have ever
shown.
New Evening Goods of every description.
Astrakhan Cloths all Colors. Red Astrakhans and
Grey AstrAkhans very scarce and desirable. We
offer . large assortment ut lowest prices.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED FOR SIX MONTHS. TWO FUR
w nished UNFINISHED Rooms within four blocks
OF the Government Printing Office, for light house
keeping. Address, stating price, r. B. c. Star ofce
do-3t'
WANTED-MANY PERSONS CALL on US
w every day for furnished and anfurnished rooms.
Persons having them for rent will money by
ing us. Room Renting Agency, 612 9th st. nw.d1 I'm
VIVIAN ED-Now Is YOUR BEST CHANCE TO
w rent rooms claim best facilities renting
same Call for information. terms. &c. ID. q. PROC
TOR SON. 1926 ct. NV n1s-1m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LOB sALE-MT. PLEASANT : ATTRACTIVE
bath srse hail. cellar and axie: vsihouse connscssd
With ktcnen lasaobs elegant bvick nantel bay win
pesufe cent aliy loosssd; Henaan ave. Hesr gsntSr;
cheap cold q once sany tms; clsar ida Inquire
VNE HAVE eEvEnAL VKnY VALUAB18'
w hrgs Dtopefsi0 tg aalA atua3sd - Aesnachg
rea4 Aleos nnmber q bssa1f1l l1illinG s1o6 80
'ls'.. .''A - ~ E'sdSs sESsksS;6sss
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CA.,rrs CAasrrs CAaprrs.

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NOT MUCH SAID.
But ALL TO THE POINT.
We have Q line Of Dress Goods Of which we
DON'T sAris 'the largest in town." but Of which
We DO SAT- that for completeness Of assortment
and variety. and for the prices we have put on
them. they cannot be duplicated anywhere.
Ladies' purchasing dresses should remember
this and look over our stock before purchasing
JUST RECEIVED. items mentioned below.
We think that from the prices we have placed
on them they will attract attention.
10 pieces 2-inch wide all wool STRIPED HOME
SPUN. really cheap st 75c.
OUR PRICE Soc PER YARD.
52.inch wide BRoADCLoTHs, in seal. terra-cotta,
myrtle, and navy. regular price $3.50.
OUR PRICE s1.2o PER YARD.
25 pieces 36-inch wide all wool PLAIDs. which are
good value at Soc,
OUR PRICE 35c. A YARD.
5 pieces 22-inch wide ALL WOOL PLAIDs, in
bright colors. regular price Csc.
OUR PRICE 2Oc A YARD.
54-inch wide HEAVY CLOAKINGs in all the newest
things for JACKETS and NEwMARKETs. regular
81 so goods
OUR PRICE s2.15 PER YARD
Examine our line Of BLACK GOODS and SILKS. Of
which we make a speciality. We now showing in
these lines THE BEST VALUES WHICH WE HAVE
EVER OFFERED.
n. Bone case of the Best "MERRIMAc" CALI.
GOES at &c. per yard.
Don't you read our 'ads" under the Ladies' Column
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FANCY WICKER AND WILLOW WARE.
Attractive array Of Fancy Wicker and Willow
Baskets in . number of odd shapes for deoorst-
ing gliding, be.
Small Nest Wicker Baskets for hair receivers,
pin cushions. match safes. button boxes, &C..
wall Pocket Baskets. Good taste and little
ribbon can make these very pretty. 30. 40 and
6Oc each.
Fancy Scrap Baskets for floor use, open work
and 2.75 each.
Gilded-ropc Scrap Baskets, places for ribbon
trimmings. bows, &C., &2.7j to a.
Fancy Baskets for holding canes and umbrel-
las, SO. 75e. and IL.
Baskets fashioned after hosts and canoes,
Small Fancy worh Baskets. with tops, 81. 40
and SOC.
Perfumery Baskets. for fitting up with
cologne and toilet waters. ribbons, bows, &C..
90 and 25c. each.
Fancy Fruit Baskets, 20c.
Bronze Ash Receivers. various humorous
shapes and limitations. % and 37kc.
French Glass Paper Weights. in apple and
pear shapes. TOO.
hkssAads tchina dog With wagon fun Of ini,.
Csc. each.
Inkstsnd, pep-wipsr and China dog com
Fancy French Glass vasss. in Light Blue md
Pink, .6c. each
Handsome Pot-pourTd Jars, In fancy japanese
ware. 81. 50. 75c.. 81. sl.2h
Walnut Smoking Set place for cigars
matches, ashes, and match striker and CHAR
cutter. o1-75 esch. Would b appreciated b.
any smoker
Iesthsrstes Portfolios. complete. 50e. each.
Hand painted Leather Autograph Albums,
only 5Oc each,
Russian and Fancy L.thsr Cigar cssss. s1.ss
and olt0.
Hard Leather Ord casss. e1.25 I'd ol60.
THIS colunn. notuithstsndino IL leu0th.
acea not ropeessnt the stock in it, entirety. e
fn1.t ~ sses 70 b sppseeistsA
tAx4 Dsuartmsnt; sscoud Aeoe.y
sZ os1sn by nsii YIN sscsive wpsonSs
sttsstieA sssaasssaoa suAna
WOODWARD 3 LornnoR.
"A Cos. 1lth and = ~. nv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
IS IntemperaHce.

al. a., FIqm The Macon Times , -,Il
Capt. Dan X. Shields has been lee
turing on temperance in, Mexico. for
some time at $iU a night, It is said.
1t seems that a great deal of strife
and illiwfil among neighborB has re-
suited from his labors there. 1t APP
pears that he severely denounced the
ministers and churchmen who didnot
actively endorse and assist in his cru
SADIE, and that as q result.th church
es have been badly. split uphill does
seem that people ought. to- be, allowed
a liberty Of thought. and it is, q pity
for the cause of temperance that SO
many of its advocates have become
possessed SO Overwhelmingly of that
bad form of intemperance = intoler-
ance. - dr. t,'.- - ~ @'s'i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

Rev. and Mrs. W: S. Trimble, of
s19 South 18th street, ST. Joseph,
Mo-, desire sincerely to thank Their
lady friends of the Mexico Presby-
terrain church for their very beautiful
and appropriate Wedding presents.
We cannot betteriexpress our gfate4
full appreciation OF. their handsome
gifts than by wishing that the hearts
OF the kind donors may be often
thrilled with as. keen q. pleasure A.:
that hat enjoyed by US on the reception
OF these unexpected but exceedingly
pleasant tokens of esteem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
EeaHfteh Your horses

Tothe Rdit1r nifthe 4edgeri ! n .,f4"ii
MExIco, Mo-, Jan, 3d. lSS7.--In
the columns of iyour daily paper of
Jan, lst,.I noticed an article, stating
that persons leaving teams loosefhh
the street are, liable, to : fine: II
there be SUCH an ordinance, and no
doubt there is,.it should he strictly
enforced. A horse may be- as gentle
as q lamb, but some, time may get
frightened, and run away, causing
other teams TO doathe same and en-
dangeripg the lives of the people
who are on the street. iParties
should not object to. comply with this
ordinance ;iIn the first place. because
1t is to their own interests for,jin case
their horses should run away and
break up their wagons and. in, many
cases dipping 5iiiln Or Killing L" themselves.
Secondly, because theey, may BE- held
responsible for the damages done by
such team. There is no town in the
state of Missouri that can boast OF
her people as being more law-abiding
than those of Mexico, and we fee
assured that there Will be no trouble
in this case after citizens are notified
tesls s-es III" t:s":r.. ) ..CtrIzES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
5W,IYHhI,ll''i

We wish'tsGnforfn The public that
weaare preparsdslte.riocs Veins of
water and bore wells 8 II. in diameien,
walled with brick, at a cost of less
than 81 per foot. We usually bore
ind Waifa'25.foot wen In one day.
refer TO- w. s. Afosby, Mexico,
Major Isaac Liams. Worcester, Mo.
o31asi krNqAIp & HrscHEE,
3s-4t5 Middletown, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

i.lElieri, kincMd has just RETURNED
from Meadyille, this state. During
the past year he has preached 365
SERMONS FTP and immersed 1913 converts.
He Statees he had 20. dimensions at
sciotvllle, Ohio, 40 in Laeygpes Kap,
A3 3I At ~ NNeIqP sdhy lie ,, IL ct Midway in Mt this
county. Ed. kinc afa,, viii rem remain IL in
this vicinity for some time, and will
preach &c Midway next Sunday. He
'says" feels DIS lively as half 1! di,onze,n,
dead nreaebAysi tN!sr"s1nl Irh' ~ -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
A Genuine Democratic Opinion.

Tie repeal Of the present civil ser,
vice law should he an issue in the
neSt eaRhpaighi,, and chat Senate! or
Representative Y who should at this
sessfod Dr. Congress make an honest
effort to repeal it would win lii, re.
spect'of aTserylatge majorny4of The
American" people,'* irrespective Of
r,s9 CORR t.nAalI nt!l ,ella II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

NDIICEtis hereby giysnthat lsttens Ds
Bolt. Hobd;' ssseteeasedi'' have 6een PgrSntssI
ed the undersigned, Hannah2 Hood, 10y,
sIfls5afif Sff' vi" 9sh7.vup tNupe e!oguppffsy,
All person having claims aeainst said
estate are required to, exhibit them to
me for ali6wahce within one yeaf from
n date of said letters, or they may Be
nEeclnded from any benefit of such
estateiiandiA such claims be not exbibr)
tied within, two years from, the puplica-
ton ofthis froticai,ithey wHIfBe forsFer
oarfedaifar .r;i4ssf adj ynofuH vi
A Letters bear date, of, Nov. Ord, 1885,
"'i 9"HANNA HSHO0D. f1l"Efi
H3S+f .Illalil .ksa,Administratrix.. M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

EVERYONE interested in the Mexico.
Mining and Manufacturing Co. who
has not paid the first 80 per cent, Of
his stock should do so at once, SO a
charter can be applied for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
Tobacco for Sale In the Hand.

White Burly,n '.Gplden Leaf
and yellow Pryor., several hundred
pounds, crop of 's5 and sc. Price,
8 toI5 cents per pound.
124d3t&w1t atItiP. M. MoRnIs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

THIS, THE week of prayer, is being
closely obseruad'in Mexico, as usual.
Services are held nightly during the
week, according to the programme
published in the LEDGER. t..:f -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

"SNIvEL service reform and all
auch stuff must be done away with
before any political party can hope
for any ucces ..., ...+I El.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The Mexico banks all declared
dividends of about 5 per cent. semi.
annual dividend. This shows 8
healthy state of business in the com.
munity. ' is'.-'. D.; ''"3'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The LEDGER was the only paper in
Mexico to publish the resolutions,
etc. etc., about Shields at the re-
quest of the executive comittee, and
still some of the cranks continue to
abuse us. ,.a-,G pd tlutA % ! 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The Charity Concert viii be a grand
success. The Harvesters never do
things bv halves. L,A i ASH e. sta"5 |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The Mining Company is bound to
succeed. Those WHO put down their
names simply to get free advertising
should say SO; there are plenty to
take their places. t.., -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The weather Is rather cold but
some of the candidates for spring
election say their little booms have
not been frost bitten.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

ThE LEGISLATIVE convened in Jeff
erson City to-day. Read oar tele-
graphic report elsewhere in this is
sue. .-.. &C., -.- -.-.4-3 t. g-..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

EVERY business man in the city
Should join the Board of Trade, and
help to boom Mexico. ,=t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

PAY your Mining stock or step out
of the way. The company is going
to bore through and all who DON'T
want to put up should pull out. IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

DIR. PAUL JONES writes with even
more force than lie talks. We pub
lish a letter written by that gentle
man while he was in his usual state
Of health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

81" JEFrEksoN Cry has adopted a third
class charter. WHAT'S the matter
with Mexico?@ "- t@'''fF'f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The rockers on q chair never stick
out half SO far at any other time as
when a man is proving around in the
dark barefooted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The BOARD of Trade is one OF
Mexico's big Advertisements. Its
good work should be kept up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

In THIS busy world, it we expedite
do much OR know much, ave must i'm
prove our. little opportunities. 0i' :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that 1, as ad.
ministrator Of the estate of Henry
Stark, deceased, will. at the January
term, 1887, of the Audrain Probate
Court make my final settlement as sd-
ministrator Of said estate. -
"a slea ~at w. B. MCINTYRE.
Administrator"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

The good old custom of keeping
open house ON New Years day is go
ing out of fashion all owe the ceun-
try ...t Ell. r:Elt ,,.p.tfr. na,|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

TlH1kk Of heaven. with hearty put
;. pose and .strppg hope to get, there
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

EVERY stakeholder in the Mining
Company should pay upat once. The
money is due. ..-...L - nt.sli
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

Pay your stock t. Tie Mining
Company 50 tie work: can begin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06

haR PAY up your stock to the Mining
Company So the charter Gamble secur-
ed. 3s7ztHi n4s:ii